HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-04-08, Page 16PAGE 16. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1987
Getting down to serious business, three local ladies try their luck at some of the money raised will go toward the purchase and installation
Blackjack during Saturday’s Las Vegas Night at the Blyth Community of a lift for the handicapped at the arena.
Centre. Sponsored jointly by the Blyth and Londesboro Lions Clubs,
Blyth, Londesboro Lions hold Vegas Night
The Blyth Lions Club held their
spring Ladies Night on Thursday,
March 26. Forty-five Lions, ladies
and guests were in attendance.
Guest speaker for the evening was
District A 9 Drug Awareness chair
man Bob Plamondon from the
Mount Forest Lions Club.
The Blyth and Londesboro Lions
Vegas Night was held on April 4 at
the Blyth and District Community
Centre. The grand prize winner of
$500 was Mrs. Wayne Kennedy of
Londesboro. All money raised
from this event will be used by the
Blyth Public School news
FUN DAY
On Friday, April 3 the Blyth
Public School held a Hot Dog Day
ending with a dance. We thank the
grade 2 class and their families for
bringing desserts and also Mrs.
Kolkman for being in charge of
sales.
Proceeds from Hot Dog Days go
toward field trips and purchases of
special supplies.
By Amber Gelwicks and
Stephanie Lentz
BLYTH CHOIR VISITS
HURONVIEW
On April 2, the Blyth Public
School Senior Choir performed for
the residents of Huronview. The
students sang familiar songs and
recitedtheirprize-winning oral
speeches.
Following the performance, the
choir mingled with the residents
and enjoyed juice and cookies
Blyth and Londesboro Clubs to
help pay for their many projects.
The Blyth Lions Club are
sponsoring two contestants in the
Lions Effective Speaking Pro
gramme. At the Region 3 Final in
Londesboroon Monday, March 30,
Craig Bauman won the English
Boys category and Kim Medd was
the first runnerup in the English
Girls category. Both contestants
advanced to the District A9 Final
which was held Monday, April 6 in
Owen Sound.
The Blyth Lions Club paid for
one hour ice time per week at the
provided by the staff . The choir is
directed by Mrs. Laurie Little and
accompanied by Mrs. Shirley
Vincent.
By Sarah Allan and
Chrystal Cucksey
FLUFFY FEATHERED FRIENDS
ATB.P.S.
The Kindergarten class at
B.P.S. has been doing a study on
Farm Animals. To add excitement
to the study Mr. Marsh brought 10,
four-day old chicks into the
classroom on Friday. I interviewed
two kindergarten students to get
their opinions on the chicks.
Nathan Hubbard said they were
cute and soft and they looked
funny. He also thought they made a
lot of noise.
James Lair said they were cute,
soft, nice and cuddly and he liked
petting them and he liked the
noise. By Kevin Souch
Blyth arena for children ’ s beginner
skating. The total cost to the Lions
Club was $700.
The winners of the Lions Satur
day night hockey draws were:
March 21, Wayne McDougall;
March 28, Rick Scrimgeour; April
4, Ernie Phillips.
The Lions District A9 Conven
tion will be held April 10,11, and 12
in Goderich. Blyth, Londesboro,
Auburn, Clinton and Goderich
Lions Clubs are hosting this
convention.
The next meeting of the Blyth
Lions Club is Thursday, April 9 at
C.A.M.C.
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Lift fund
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donated by Tuckey Beverages,
Blue Jay ball tickets donated by
T.B. Allen, several articles donat
ed by Radford’s Auto and Farm
Supplies, Remember When,
' Gore’s Hardware, Al Finch, N.D.
Cameron and others.
Blyth Recreation chairman,
Frank Szusz will be parting with his
beard at a Chinese auction that
night, and Auxiliary and Legion
members will donate articles or
services.
. Any additional items will be
acceptedby Kay Hesselwood at
523-9623.
Following the dinner auction, an
old-fashioned Jamboree is plann
ed with enterainment provided by
Wayne McClinchey and Ken Scott,
supported by all others who care to
participate.
Mrs. Henry says the Auxiliary
hopes to realize a minimum of
$5,000 from the evening, bringing
them closer to realizing a “Lift for
Blyth.”
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